Phish

The live recording of "Tweezer" captured at the Clifford Ball on August 16, 1994, represents a significant period in Phish's career, characterized by their growing reputation for energetic and improvisational live performances. At this time, the band had recently released their studio album "Hoist" in 1994, which showcased a more diverse sound and included notable tracks like "Down with Disease" and "Lifeboy." The Clifford Ball was a landmark two-day festival that marked Phish's first major event as headliners, drawing a large audience and solidifying their status in the jam band scene. The performance of "Tweezer" during this festival is remembered for its extended jamming and musical exploration, traits that have become synonymous with Phish's live shows. This era also saw the band begin to cultivate a dedicated fanbase, setting the stage for their future success and extensive tours.

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